Economic Inequality and its Dynamics in the United States
Chun Hin Matthew So - chuns4@uw.edu, Sonia Yeh - tzuy3@uw.edu, Atreya Bhamidi - abhamidi@uw.edu, Johnny Carroll - jcarol17@uw.edu
2/18/2022
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ACCESSING THE /source DIRECTORY
Example 1: Source some code and run a function
# Example 1: Note relative path, which can be read: Up one
# directory(..), down into source (/source), and
# then "source" an R file (data_access.R)
source("../source/data_access.R")
data_access_test()## [1] "Hello: World!"Example 2: Initialize a variable and then use it
# Example 1: This function was "sourced" above
msg <- data_access_test(" Morgan!")Hello: Morgan! Hope you have a good day!!
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